Booking opens on your page, not away from it
The booking widget opens in a popup over your own page instead of a separate Velobook page, so booking reads as part of your website start to finish.
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8 shipped· August 11, 2026
Booking, on your own page.
The booking widget opens in a popup over your own site. The printing panel says whether a printer is connected, and shops can rename their fittings section.
The printing panel says whether it's working
The panel opens with one sentence: whether Velobook has heard from your printer, and when. A print sent to a printer that has stopped answering falls back to your browser's print dialog.
Name your fittings section whatever you like
Rename the fittings section to what your customers call it. The name follows everywhere the section appears.
Only the next stop hears you're on the way
The tracking link goes to the stop you're heading for and moves down the run with you, instead of telling every stop on the day.
Under the hood
A reward code that can't apply no longer stops the hire
A network reward code that doesn't fit the booking declines on its own line, and the hire carries on at the normal price.
One awkward stop no longer reshapes the day
A single job with a tight window no longer pulls the whole optimised route around it.
Per-bike delivery charges what it's set to
Per-bike delivery fees within a pricing area now quote at checkout.
Staff can book the services customers don't see
Check-in includes services marked internal only.
Got something you wish Velobook did?
Email alex@velobook.app. Half the entries on this page started as a one-line note from a shop. We ship in the order shops ask.